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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 5081279" data-attributes="member: 22779">I ran a single adventure in SW.&nbsp; I found it somewhat more complex that I first thought when reading through things.&nbsp; There's a lot more bits and pieces than I first realized.I did like it.&nbsp; I played a sort of zombie survival horror SF scenario.&nbsp; It worked well enough for what I wanted.&nbsp; I LOVE the setting books for it.&nbsp; I have to agree with the others though, the core set is very generic.&nbsp; Unless you're going with one of the settings - I see that they are rereleasing Space 1889 for SW - you have a fair bit of work ahead of you.One thing that should be mentioned is the SW community.&nbsp; There is a metric buttload of material on the net for SW.&nbsp; TONS of stuff and much of it very high quality.Pinnacle also gets a big two thumbs up from me for being one of the few RPG companies out there actively supporting VTT's - they have a few adventures specifically built for Fantasy Grounds, and their Maptools support is jawdroppingly unbelievable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 5081279, member: 22779"] I ran a single adventure in SW. I found it somewhat more complex that I first thought when reading through things. There's a lot more bits and pieces than I first realized. I did like it. I played a sort of zombie survival horror SF scenario. It worked well enough for what I wanted. I LOVE the setting books for it. I have to agree with the others though, the core set is very generic. Unless you're going with one of the settings - I see that they are rereleasing Space 1889 for SW - you have a fair bit of work ahead of you. One thing that should be mentioned is the SW community. There is a metric buttload of material on the net for SW. TONS of stuff and much of it very high quality. Pinnacle also gets a big two thumbs up from me for being one of the few RPG companies out there actively supporting VTT's - they have a few adventures specifically built for Fantasy Grounds, and their Maptools support is jawdroppingly unbelievable. [/QUOTE]

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